" So, " said Harry, dredging up the words from what felt like a deep well of despair inside him, " so does that mean that... that one of us has got to kill the other one...in the end? "
The storms may have dredged up very reflective methane ice from lower down in the atmosphere — and this time, I do mean icy ice — which is why they were bright.
" Living here all summer long, reading by yourself, meeting all those dinner drudges your father dredges up at every meal? " He was making fun of me again.
Like higher and stronger levees, floodgates, pumping stations, river controls, and dredging up new artificial land to replace their natural wetland defenses.
But recall involves dredging the information up from the depths of your memory banks without seeing it, which is exactly what you'll have to do in both your exams and in many real-world situations.
Flashcards are good because they tend to randomize the order in which questions are asked, which is good because it means that you're having to dredge up information that's in different topics.